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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-27
GALVESTON.
a Bold Robbery and Merchant Knocked
Down--The Recent Gale.
an, ciaI I'aIagram IN the S-a,asr,s,

a Bold Robbery ana Merchant Knocked
Down--The Recent Gale.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.
GALVESTON, October 25.AThe blizzard
which struck Galveston this morning set
people hustliDg around putting up stoves
and buying winter clothes. Heavy ,overcoats
were seen in great number for the first
time this season. A mulatto named Harry
West, not having an overcoat of his own,
proceeded to help himself to e fine coat
in front of Mr.. Schram's. Dave Schram
discovered the theft, chased the darkey
down the alley, when the thief turned
around and struck Dave q powerful blow
in the face, breaking his nose and injur
ing him severely. The police captured
the thief about an hour after he escaped.
The steamship Morgan, of the Morgan
line, touched hsre TO day for freight and
passengers for Vera Cruz. This is the
first voyage to this port since the estab-
lishment of quarantine.
During the recent blow the barge Lark
sank in the stream, Just at the new wharf.
with a cargo Of 92O rolls of barbed wire.
all but ten rolls of the cargo has been re-
covered. and the barge towed over to the
fats, out of the way Of vessels, where she
will be pumped out.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-27
THE SUPREME COURT AND THE ANARCH.
lists.

The appeal made by the counsel for the
condemned Chicago anarchists to the
supreme court of the United States, it is
claimed, will be of great legal Importance,
inasmuch as a definition is asked, in the
record sent up, of the expression due
process of law and its bearing upon or
relation TO that other expression, "liberty
of the citizen" This definition, when
propounded, will doubtless be of great
value to lawyers and the judiciary of the
country; it will be condition precedent
in future trials by jury. But the one
thing about which this nation of people
is now most exercised is that the seven
men condemned to death under the
laws of Illinois, to which counsel for the
condemned are now, for the first time.
IN such summary way taking exception,
shall pay the penalty of the sentence
passed upon them. The magnitude OF
case changes not the principles upon
which it must be decided, nor does the
standing of the accused affect a single
principle Of law. The case of the Chicago
anarchists involves most serious results
TO seven men, but it also means the estab-
lishment of precedent of fearful import
TO the nation. 1t is a terribly solemn
thing, at one stroke to send, by Judicial
execution, seven souls into eternity; but.
the safety and perpetuity of a great and
glorious nation is matter of infinite more
concern than the lives of ten thousand |
times that number Of men. In this in
stance the appeal is based upon the plea
that certain part of what may be styled !
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-27
STOCKHOLDERS.

A. p. Woodbridge, j. j. Tobin,
Jno. W. Maddox, B. S. Pillow,
A. l.. Teagarden, Burke d Wheatley,
NJ. d. Mather, r. d. Cunningham,
W. R. Handy, H. L Shelley,
Walton, Hill d Wal
ton, Mexican, Ellers d Co.,
Phoenix Cigar Co., j. G. Patton,
Dudley G. Wooten, Geo. W. Littlefeld,
Geo. A. Brush, CalcasieuLumber Co.
F. A. Scott, n. V. Dittlinger,
Ike I. Pryor, l.. A. Ellis,
Frank Hamilton, Chas. A. Newning,
Robt. Gribble, s. W. French,
Jno. L. Thornton,
Jno. o. Johnson, R. l.. Brown,
Walter GIaham, L. S. Maxey,
Warner & Dodge, Covert McCarty,
G. Satterfeld, G. G. Caldwell,
R. j. Brackinridge, j. A. Jackson,
WI. Swain, B. G. Wells,
Monroe Miller, j.. Schoolherr,
E. p. Haigler, j. G. Petmecky,
A. j. Jernigan, A. NJ. Jackson, jr.,
Sheeks d Sheeks, II. p. n. Gammell,
j. W. Robertson, G. E. Anderson,
A. S. Roberts, Jno. T. Dickinson,
NJ. G. Miller, j. A, Barbisch,
Il. 5. Morris, j. W. Shepard,
JEFF Brown, West d. McGown,
Jos. A. Maggie, II. Il. Childers,
+. G. Morris, Chas. s. Morse,
S. G. Sneed, Sneed, Pendexter d
Burleson,
r. G. Shelley, Geo. j. McCarty,
j. l.. McCutcheon, Harrell d Wilcox,
Irving Eggleston, John Dowell,
j. B. Billeisen, w. Il. Randolph,
p. II. Stein, L. NJ. Crooker,
A. r. Morris, S. d. DeCordova,
j. II. Daniel, Padgitt Warmth,
NJ Mas, Jas. p. Hart,
G. +. Hill, Fred Carleton,
Rhoads Fisher, A. Z. Judge,
g. L. Fisher, Ii. B. Barnhart,
Ed. j. Byrne, p. j. Lawless,
Jno. Orr, NJ. Paggi,
u. T. Fillmore, w. G. Kreisle. 81
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-27

IT would be difficult to get together a
stronger combination, from a financial,
business or other standpoint, than that
shown in the list of new stockholders
in The STATESMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY,
published this morning.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-27

Bacon says: Men have their time, and
die many times, in desire of some things
which they principally take to heart"
Shakespeare says: "Cowards die many
times before their deaths" The same
idea is conveyed in both sentences; but
Shakespeare never could have written so
clumsy sentence as the one quoted from
the writings of Bacon. Perhaps j. J.
McCloskey, the Bowery drama carpenter.
wrote the works of Victor Hugo.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-27

HoUsToN is to have hanging, provided
the lawyers don't get new tfial by their
usual hocus pocus. There ought to have
been some twenty odd hangings in Harris
county within the last five years. but there
wasn't.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-27

In Macbeth" occurs the line: Il 90
and it is done In winters Tale" ap.
pears the words: Contempt and clamor,
viii, be my knell." In Loves Labor
Lost" the great bard says: Il DO nothing
in the world but lie." This is key which
any ordinary idiot can trace out. and if
it does not prove that Done-knell-lie NOW
called Dounelly) wrote Shakespere's
plays, there is no practical use in being a
donkey.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-27

1t is reported in Washington that F
Marion Crawford, the novelist, intends to
purchase a house in Washington and
make that city his future home. Several
months ago Frank B. Stockton bought a
modest country seat in the vicinity of Oak
View. With Bancroft, Spofford, Mrs
Burnett, John Hay, Crawford and Stock
ton, Washington will have the nucleus of
q most interesting literary coterie.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-27

Rosy hues and rounded cheeks may be
restored to sallow, hollow-eyed women by
the use of that great regulator and utter
inc tonic, DR.. Drowmgoole's English
Female Bitters.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-27

The cheap duke who sells his nobility
for handsome and pretty American
wife has a soft thing Of it, and is able
to "read his title Gear to mansions in the
sEies :"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-14

This department of THE HERALD is de-
voted to the interests of the people of Ogden.
Inc Branch Office of I HE HERALD is with
Eidredge, Pratt & Co., Main Street, Ogden
Utah, where subscriptions and advertise
ments will be received on the same terms as
at the Salt Lake Office.
Communications addressed to THE SALT
LAKE HERALD, Ogden, will receive prompt
attention.
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scribers failing to receive their papers will
please notify the Ogden office.
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Personal and General.

THE case of the People VS.. Cottrell
was dismissed yesterday on motion OF
Mr.. Hiles.
JUDGE HENDERSON went to Provo last
evening, and will return to open court
again Monday morning.
THE present is bound to be a very
short term of court, as it will be prac-
tically closed the first week in June.
In the case of the United States VS.
John Bergen, motion for new trial was
yesterday postponed till Monday, May
23d.
THE case of the United States VS.
Mark Bigler, was continued for the
term. Dan Rawson and II. j. Peter
son will be arraigned on United States
charges on Monday next.
JAMES BURTON withdrew his former
plea of not guilty to a segregated in
dictment for unlawful consolidation
and entered plea of guilty to the last
count. Sentence will be passed next
Saturday next.
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The police court was quiet yesterday
10 business being done.

JoT N Brooks was arraigred and plead
guilty to charge of exhibiting deadly
weapon T lis is case that arose out
of a case OF forcible entry and detainer.
He waived time for sentence and the
case was held over till pm.
JOHN E. PACE, a young chap who
lives at Provo. broke into house at
West Weber and took watch and per-
haps some other trinkets. Sheriff
Belkrap arrested him yesterday, and he
waived exakination. and was held to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
A LITTLE picnic occurred at the Hot
Springs on Monday afternoon, in which
one James Marshal. intoxicated,
figured rather consp1cuously. Mr..
Slater put him out of the house and
Marshal laid complaint charging him
with assault before Commissioner
Black, of this city. Yesterday Mr..
Slater pleaded not guilty, and was
bound over in the sum of $20e, to ap-
pear before the grand jury.
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Hedberg & Fernstrom.
We are making up fashionable suits
at prices which defy competition. Call
and see our new line of imported clothes.
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Execute Orders far the Purchase o. Sale o.
Stocks and Bonds at New York and San
Francisco.
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JUDGE Hen DERSON WIFI 10 JIOFU I@s
evening, and will return to open coul
again Monday morning.
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Collections Made at Lowest Rate


guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
Collections Made at Lowest Rate
Execute Orders far the Purchase o. Sale OF
Stocks and Bonds at New York and San
Francisco.
We sell Exchange and Tefegraphic Trans
fers on leading cities of the United States;
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London, Dublin Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris,
Stockholm and al other prominent points
in Europe, at Lowest Rates OF Exchange.
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THE MYSTERIOUS LETTER:
SALT LAKE CITY, January Is, 1Ss

SALT LAKE CITY, Januar.- Is, 1884
Brother j. R. Ridges:
DEAR SIR-You are no doubt aware OF
what has passed between Florence and my
self; at least, sincerely hope SO. ! can only
plead the present condition of affairs as an
excuse for the apparent clandestine manner
in which 1 have gained your daughter S
affections.
l assure you that nothing is more pleas
ng to my feelings, and more in harmon
with my ideas of right, than to come. as a
man of righteous Intentions should, and as
yOI1r consent I have though it policy,
however, not to do SO, for reasons that be-
lieye you will fully appreciate.
7 give nv word as a man of honor, that
nv intentions are pure; and God knows
have no other desire than TO keep His COM
mandmentS.
promise you that Florence shall never
go to prison to keep me out, and that will
10 her that virtuOus and confidlng girl has
g right to demand.
If Won object on account of her youth, l
will state that we have agreed not to live as
man and wide for at least year.
Hoping that you have confidence IN nv
integrity and not "IthhOlu' your consehI'
subSr. be myself,
Yours very respectfully,
The prosecution asked when he took
his seat as alderman in Salt Lake, and
when he commenced his services as
clerk of the Police Court. He had held
the position of alderman nearly two
years after having gone into poiygamy.
Mr.. Varian tried very hard to be severe
at this point and redoubled his exer-
lions to confuse the witness. He took
him to Logan and back to Salt Lake,
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B a N IA Il r. g
SALT LAKE. CITY, UTAH AND
HALEY, IDAHO.

Careful attention given to the sale Of Ores
and Bullion. We solicit Consignments,
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
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Bankers.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

Transact General Banking business in
all its branches.
Dealers ia Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Careful attention given collections and,
remittances made on day of payment.
Bonds and stocks bought and sold on COM
mission.
Long loans made on city real estate at low
ates of interest.
Special attention given to the selling OF
ores and bullion, OF which consignments
are solicited.
Advances made on ores, base bullion.
Gold and silver bars shipped for refining.
CORRESPONDENTS:
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Omaha Omaha National Bank.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-10
Cattle Thieves Pursu ed.

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, August "a
special to the Evening Wisconsin from
Lancaster, Wis, says: For the last
two years q gang Of rouehs have In.
Tested the township Of Waterlo >,
Grant county, q thriving farmer COM
munity. The inhabitants have lost
considerable live stock, and their
smokehouees aud other buildings
have been systematically robbed. A
detective named Cnsrles Bennett, OF
Lsncss Ier, was hired by Waterloo citi.
Gems, aud he succeeded In getting
wins. he claims to be evidence against
Anthony 0glscby, Frank Sssrtz. jas.
Kilby, Jse. Greenwood, VIM. Robir
son and Asron Cshse, nearly all oil
thsm promising young farmers with
families. OslesDy and Cahse have
been arrested, and are In jail here,
The others took TO the woods, and OF
fcers are now after them. When the
detective and his son came down on
the men lsst evening they fed to the
woods. The con fred at Kilby with q
sho, gun, knocking him over, bat al.
though he arose and ran on, he is sup.
posed 10 be badly wounded. II Ia be-
lieved there will bs some shooting
done tonight, as the situation is .uch
that meeting between the officers
and fusitiveO will likely take place,
Kilby, the wounded mao, is supposed
10 be the leader OF tie gang. He Il
highly connected. There are nine
cases Of burglary charged ssaintt the
pauV.
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Murdered aer Mother.

CHicAo,, H., Angus, "a Times
SPECIAL from Lawrence, Kas Gays: Ga
lat saturday Mn, Mary Rswlingsop,
aged II yeSrs, arrived iu oswsgo from
Augusta, Has, intending TO reside
with her daughter, MIRA Harvey vii.
lis After day or two tho old lady
quarreed with her daughter, who
wanted 10 GET p siehsion OF her moth.
ere money, Of which che p1sesssd a
con,iderab'e amount Monday morn.
ing tho lwo women had q difgraceiul
quarrel, In which Mre. win . grabbed
her mother by the hair, threw her
violently TO the a)of, and beat and
kicked her until she became uneon.
scIous. I1a few hours the injured
woman died from the effects OF her
iriurles. sne died while debating a
viii 10 exclude her unnatural dsugh.
Ter from receiving any OF ner prop.
eriy. Mrs, Willis bs been arrested.
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CRIME and CASUALTIES.
LOVES LOTTERY LEADS TO A
BLOODY MURDER.
The Unsuccessful SultOr Kills the
Lady-0ther Murders, Grimes
aud Mlshaps.

NKw York, August S.-A Point
Pleasant, W. Va, special Gays: For
several months past Amos and Brad.
ley Townsend, cousins, have both
been paying attentions to Miss Eunice
Lsidley, all living 10 the western part
OF this county. Each lover had begged
her TO accept him, and 10 discard the
other. Last Sunday evening" both were
ct Mics Lsdley's home, and finally
che declarsd that they should draw
siraws" to decide who should become
her husband. This wss agreed TO, and
Bradley Townsend won the lsdy's
rand. Amos at oncA Withdrew aud
started for home. A lew minutes after
Amos departed the report OF q gun
rang out, and Bradley was horror
stricken to fad that his sweetheart
had fallen dead with = bullet through
her heart Amos, who 10 undoubtedly
the assassin, has not tipce been seem.
The community is greatly excited over
the tragedy,
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It Went whsre ne wouid DO the
Most Good

The certainty of the event was con-
firmed by tue 206,h Grand Drawing of
The louisiana Sta'e Lottery, which
occurred ut New Orleans, La, on
tn ssday-always Tuesdsy-July IL,
1887. Il went of as usual; Fortunes
iavors were scattered hitler and
thither-Sl50. 900 was the fret capital
priks; Il went TO No. 1907 (sold in
t,nths at 81 EACH -one to Ohris
siDei, No. 40S Drysdes street, New
0fleaps, La. one 30 WIS Locke, Of Nc.
Millsn, Mich, collected through First
National Bank OF Marquette, Mich. !;
one 10 Henry Downs, at sEiilw Ater
plaDlstiln, near Greenvile, Ms'.
through Bank OF Greenville, Mics. !;
one 10 John Murphy, Gen
mary, Tenn through First National
Bank Of Chattanooga, Tenn. one 10
Dairions X Burr, l79 Fonyih street,
New York; ono 10 J. p. Co eman, Pc.
tersbure, Va; through City Bank OF
Richmond, Va; one to Archie L. A.
Ian, Bufi alo, N. Y; two sold 10 New
York O,ty yefe collected through
Wells, Fargo h o., OF San Francisco,
Gal. the remainder elsewhere. No.
95,4il drew the tecond capital prize Of
$1,000 (alio sold In tentbs at 81 sacb):
o 10 10 John l. Bett and one TO John
Uash, both OF Portland, Me-; paid
through Adams Express Company /;
one paid TO Wells, Fargo & o., San
Francisco, Gal. the remainder else-
where. No. 1882 cres the third cap.
i,al prize i20, 900 sold also In tenths
at 81 eachl: 0se 10 I,aac Vaughn,
OF New York City, paid through
the Adams Express Company I;
one paid through the Oily
National Bank OF Cairo. III. two more
paid through the Anglo californian
Bank OF al Francisco, Gal I; the re-
mainder elsewhere. Nos 1902 and
40 $50 drew the fourth two capital
prizes OF $1,000 each (sleo sQld In
tenihs at 81 eacb). went al around the
world: 10 parties in New Orleans,
New York, Boston, Chicago, Wash.
ington City, Philadelphia, Cleveland,
Los Angeles, Albuquerque, N, NJ, etc.
The total amount distributed was
1885, 900, and went where II did tie
most good probably. Any iniorma.
tan can be had by addressing NJ. A.
Dauphin, New OHeans, la. Tue next
occurrences Of a similar nature will be
on Tuesday. September 18Th.
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A., A,,.m., a. w,.os . T,a,.

CmcAo) ,, III August 9.-An Iutsr.
Ocean special from Davenport, a.,
says; Gan attempt was made ycster.
day 10 wreck the east bound train on
the Chicago, Rock Isand and Pacific
road near Iowa Oity. Toe plot seems
10 have been 10 precipitate toe train
Into tie Iowa river. AS tho train sp-
preached the long bridge over the
stream the engineer observed \ mis-.
placed rail on the right side few
lengths west Of the bridge, and man.
aged TO bring tbs train 10 full stop
before reaching the structure. On in
yesHgatlon II was found that gpikes
had been pulled from three rails,
which would have been sufficient TO
throw the the train into the river.
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He Cheated the asIIovs,

ST. LOUIS, No, August 9.-Jerry
Pagets, the murderer OF Samuel Kobn
for which murder he was under sen
tenee 10 be hanged Friday, August
l2tb, committed suicide In his cell
last night, by cutting the artery Of hi,
left arm above this elbow. He wal
visited several times during the night
and was tossing about his bed at
o'clock In restless manner. IL ap
pears that after cutting his arm with ,
pen.knife, he wrapped q towel around
u, allowing one eod , rect In q buckeI
In bis cell, that the dripping oI
the blood might not attract
attention. When his coil was yIaitoC
at o O'Clock this morning he was dead
Pageis allied Samuel Kohn, Noyem
Der 10, 1885, because tho laier, WIT
was u salesman for a rival tannery
secured como Of Psgeis's trade. tn,
case, aftr paseing through oil ih'
State courts, vas appealed to Just c.
Harlan, ana again last Saturday /,
Jultlce NJ ,ller, for a writ OF error. 4
visa declined In each csse, and Pagst,
csc ,ped rhe gallow, nv suicide.
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are the result. A large area Of Whor.
tlebery msrsh, east Of the town, has
been on fire for several days. doing
much damage. All the farmers 10 the
vicinity are fighting the flames to save
their houses, wheat stacks, etc.
A VILLAGE WIPED OUT.
SAND BEACH, MICH, August 9.-The
village Of Sandusky, the county seat
of Ssnil'c county, was nearly wiped
out by fire this morning, which origi.
mated in the swsmps south Of tho vii.
lsge. The principal business p aces
are all gone, among the rest being
Carson's Hotel and store building,
Hugh McKepzie's agricultural depot
and residence and it's contents, M. G.
Hog and John Lsken's general store,
and number of residences. Nine
buildings have been destroyed, end
the loss thereon is over $4,000 T ere
has been no loss Of life, rs fist re.
ported.
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CoI,,.,on Near Ch.t,.poox..

CHATTANOOGA, TKsS., August "a
collision occurred one mile from THU
city between q switch engine and G
passenger train OF the L 8, Tennessee
railway yesterday. John Burgess, the
passenger engineer, saw the engine
coming, but tho air brakes were de-
fsc,iye, and the speed OF The train
cou d not be lesseued before the col.
lision occurred. Burgess aud Willism
Brsdon, his fiNmAo, were fatally in
jured while attem p,ing to lea, from
tue train. The cars we're piled upon
the track, and tie escape OF the pas.
sengere with their lives lie miraculous.
Many, however, were huri, aud some
may die from their wounds.
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ProhihiiInni,i HiIIed.

GALVESTON, Tex, August "a spe
ciAl TO the News says: Alex Walker
the colored prohibiiionist speaker
who was set upon and badly heater
and mangled by being thrown sgains
q wire fence soon after he had made I
speech at Prairie Grove, near Weber
vile, In t1is county, lAtt week, dice
Sunday from the effects Of his 10 juriep
His iriends clam that be was heater
by an,i-Prohibilionut', but II Ia nc
known who his ass lilants were.
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BoRDEsrowS, N. j., August "a
collision between two freight trains OF
the Pennsylvania railroad occuuet
near here this morni ~. George Y
PJwell, fireman, was killed, and {
brakeman named Barker was fatally
wounded. Hundreds Of people gl,h
cred at the eceae OF the accident and
II was considered miraculous that any
one on the trains escaped alive, as 1tl
trains were completely wrecked. tn,
wreck will not be cleared up beior,
night IL 10 rot known who 10 70
$40 lsible for thu accident
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RiIiipg NJ Nacos doehe..

GALvHTos, Tx August o "A spe
clal to the News from Nacosdocher
says: Another tragedy occurred here
last evening. w. y. b antley, q prom.
insnt merchant OF this place. vss shoi
and inttlntly killed 10y W. g. Roberto,
OF Chirenc, in this county. The men
wounded ia the hght hers on tue 4 h
inet. ara dining wal
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Angoslura Bitors are indoned by
the highest medical authorities here
and In Europe, ~ a preventative aud
cure Of Malaria aud ali Sumner die
eases Keep IL In your houses to favor
your Drinking water add all other be-
vefager.